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be employed
She never did any work because she inherited a lot of money
Is your husband working again?
My wife never worked
Do you want to work after the age of 60?
She works as a waitress to put herself through college
How To Use do work In A Sentence
- But I do talk to my IR brethren in terms that we both understand, and I even do work at the intersection of IR and theory (Christine Lee and I are currently coauthoring a paper on normativity in realist theory). Theory Theory
- More non-Inuit will be sent up north from the south to do work and be housed in a newly furnished home by their employers.
- I do bldg. maintence for a living (main. supervisior) so I can do work at the "house" or on the farm, what ever needs done. Good hunting in Ohio
- Different materials behave differently; acrylic plastic is soft and easy to do work with but can melt quickly if you overdo things.
- I happen to be very good at what I do and I do work unpaid overtime or weekends, both when it's needed or when I just need to pretend that I'm a hard worker.
- (I say charwoman, meaning a woman who is paid to do work that other servants are hired to do, but will not.) [Illustration] The Pirate's Pocket Book
- Volunteers do work for which they're not paid, and that makes them unsung heroes, and I think we should celebrate them.
- The copies that do work are of inferior quality, and many of them don't work in any case.
- Ella is about to do work experience with a clothing manufacturer.
- Um, If the reporter is a resident of South Carolina, then you do work for him. single mom Sanford lashes out at the media
